My mother has been making this roasted chicken—loaded with garlic, onion, lemon and fresh thyme—for years. It’s what I request when I need comfort food that only a mom can muster up and it’s the...
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Cans Quench Summertime Wine Cravings
When it comes to cracking cans of our favorite sparkling ciders or IPAs, we don’t bat an eyelash. Even some of the more outlandish canned products (ahem, canned bread) maintain enough of a fan base...
Culinary Chemistry: Pesto Cream Sauce with White Wine
Pesto is one of those unique foods that can be enjoyed about one thousand different ways. It can be used as a condiment on a sandwich, a sauce for your pasta or the singular topping on your pizza....
Tasting Notes: Savoring the Similkameen Valley
Trying to get your head around the British Columbia wine scene can be a bit tricky from within the United States, because so little of the wine is exported outside the province. In hopes of clearing...
Culinary Chemistry: Pan-Seared Steaks with Balsamic Red Wine Reduction
Five-star meals don’t need to be all-day productions. Sometimes, the best meals require the least amount of work. Consider a pan-seared steak with mashed potatoes. All you need is a frying pan, a...
Getting to Know: Domaine Divio
An authentic slice of France moved into the Ribbon Ridge AVA of the Willamette Valley when Bruno Corneaux and his engaging wife, Isabelle, planted a vineyard in 2014. As a fourth generation...